The Cardinal and Dale Clash Over Lacedaemon Franchise
Joe Dale and Cardinal Legarde confront each other over an Interstate summer resort franchise that would run parallel to Dale’s railroad. The Cardinal wages political and press battles, while Dale uses stock pools and private tips to strike back, leaving Legarde financially ruined by disobeying Dale’s demands.
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Arenth
Joe
Ale
Pallpod Leas Railriad
John
Wal
Lagarde
Berminiits Agit
Botte
Hin
Itls Plaget Pobilsh Fog Company
Dale
Patrick
Ajak
Rude
Joe Mile
Peple
Wil
Joe Dales
Joe Dale
Tiwihy Manot Company
Legante
Sumer
Theo Joe Dale
New York
Cardinal
Interstate
O'Brien
Daily Planet Publishing Company
Alf
Lacedaemon
Erin
Hn Tule
Nipper
Pal
Pat
John Dale
Pat O'Brien
Lacedsemon
Inside Story of Panic Ties Roosevelt to Wall Street
A revealing account describes how Wall Street influence reached the Roosevelt administration during the panic. It details alleged private meetings involving Gary and Loeb, the steel trust, and a planned Tennessee Coal and Iron merger to stabilize banks, with implications for tariff policy and GOP control.
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Wall Street
Roosevelt
Politied
Republican Authority
New York Preas
Julee Gary
Stea
Great Corporation
Loeb
Pierpont Morgan
White House
Wall
Judee
Gary
New York
Stor) Trust
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States
Steel
Congress
Congress Spending Cited For Budget Cuts
A critic voices concern that trillions in spending leave government leaders unable to determine exact figures within 95 million dollars, signaling a need for substantial trimming.
Parties Split Over Passenger Rail Rates
A Republican judge in Philadelphia with Pennsylvania railroad connections rules that setting passenger rates at two cents or even two and a half cents would be confiscation. In contrast a Democratic judge and a Democratic governor in North Carolina implement a seventy four cent passenger rate, while Democratic governors in Alabama Texas Arkansas and Virginia push for rate cuts.
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Philadelphia
North Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Virginia
Missouri College Aims At Practical Aid For Farmers
Columbia Missouri The College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri seeks close contact with the people to advance practical benefits for farmers stock breeders and dairymen The agricultural soil survey is a major undertaking expected to cover the entire state Awaiting inquiries the former writer will receive specific data on soil composition and treatment guidance for any locality
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Columbia
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Ofile
Agricultural Soil Survey
Peach carnival plans span several excursions this summer
Arrangements are set for a peach carnival under the Missouri State Board of Immeration. Journeys depart from Chicago July 25 at 10 p m for the Breeden belt, with varied start times from Kansas City and Memphis. Passengers will reach the fruit belt the next morning or night, as schedules align with other excursions.
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Min Wouri State Board of Imaleraton
Breeden Lei Ratch
Rowhonong
Chicago
Baim
St. Lawre
Kansas City
Legie Carareinn
Jefferson City The State Industri a Behood for Negro
Jefferson City debates state industry policy for African Americans created by last generation act. A contract between the board of managers and Betalig owners selected for sale was sent to Attorney General for approval. Legislators appropriated $20,000 for the purchase and regulation of mob restrictions in Brereee St Charlestown.
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Jeffereon City
Industria Behood For Negro
Iris
Ellaw
Seialia
Lant
Betalig
Elle
Alernes General Major
Sheriton
Jefferson Cliy
Brereee
Fragmentary note on a death or discovery in a field
A garbled entry reports a person named Mary Wilew of BL Vine Mu and a discovery near an earth site. The text mentions an axel gent world and red and palhfol ep near the left knee, with an evagibation and a newdie from a tel ept, but details are unclear.
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Mary Wilew
Demiic
Earth
Red
Cape Girardeau Civil War Veteran Passes at 87
Karl Timbere of Green County died at 87. A former guard and banking official, he served with the Cape Girardeau Home Guard during the Civil War. Paroled two nonactive prisoners earlier, his memory recalls 1808 origins and long public service in Missouri.
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Jeffers City
Fubar Culvain
Heurr Fogera
Camden County
Memier
Karl Timbere
Greenr County
Eerie
Cape Girardean
Thilesiue
Elie
Mincourt
Cape Girardeau
Aed
Siervbant Ead
Cape Strardeau
Santa Constitutional Amendment Fund Drive Seeks Support
The Constitutional Amendment association pushes statewide appeals to back a statewide prohibition amendment in November, aiming to raise 506 dollars for a campaign fund. Fonville Selle Military School in Fulton reports W R Kehr of the St Charles college has bought Missouri Military College in Mexico for 30,000 dollars, planning to move faculty and students. Assistant Secretary Appointed at State Historical Society names Columbia resident Shoemaker to succeed Minnie Ko Organ who resigned to take a University of Chicago scholarship.
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Santa the
Constitutional Amendment Association
Fonville Selle
Columbia
Pinchot to Speak in Kansan City Knife and Fork Club
Former chief forester Gifford Pinchot will address the Knife and Fork club of Kansas City on July 15. The subject of his talk was not stated. Also reported are back pay payments totaling 55,518.81 from the War Department for Missouri volunteers in the Spanish-American War.
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Kaneas Cty Offord
Knife and Fork Club
Pinchhot
Mixcourt
Jefferson City
Tne
Mixsouri
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